Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19

When neghb0r's hens your threats despise
And won't consent at home to stay;
Let not your angry passions rise,
But fix place for them to lay.
More advertising needed in the EX
PoSIToR.
Elder Wallace, of Capac, was in towl
OH Saturday.
David Macarthur ST. and wife visited
friends in Canada last week.
Miss Ella Dole. of Port Huron, visit
ed We editor and wife over Sunday.
We would be pleased to hear from
our correspondents more regularly.
E.F. IIaight and w. j. Rapley visit
ed in New Baltimore over Sunday.
Miss Ida Elliot, of Grant, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Phil McDougall at
present.
An exchange says: Mans average
life is 33 years" DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
always lives.
Wilford Macklem, of Lexington, has
! purchased the Croswell Democrat from
Horatio Pratt.
The ice cream season is upon U.S.
| When you want dish call on &. Coop
er at the Bee Hive.
j. $. Duflie and wife and son Merit
Ney on Thursday last.
Lew SIcDougall visited in Canada
last week 1t is said he went for the
purpose of seeing his-friends.
Chas Reynolds, of Amadore, now has
charge of the agricultural implement
depot in place of {. r. Holden.
David Sexton has lately built an oven
at the rear of his building north of the
station and will open IA bakery soon.
Lew Middleton has sold his dray and
business in this place to Jos. Duvall.
Frank Rapley has charge of the busi-
ness.
Miss Ellis, of Geneva. ILL.,, and Thos.
Conroy, of Youngstown, Ohio, were
guests of Miss Kittie Carroll the past
week.
Another load of our citizens took in
Abbotsford on fishing expedition on
Friday last. They report glorious
big time.
disgusted with business. Not deed
recorded on Wednesday.-Port Huron
Daily Times.
If you have anything to advertise you
will find the EXPOsITOR a most profita-
BILE medium, as it goes into nearly every
household in the county.
Grant Holden left for Sault Ste Ma
rie on Thursday evening last where he
will make his future home. We wish
him abundance of success.
Mcdonald & Smith, of Port Huron.
who have the contract for building the
school house. were IN town this week.
Work will be commenced OH the build
ing Immediately.
Lee Saunders, who for some time
past has had charge of Geo. Butchers
barber shop. expects to sever his con-
nection with the shop about the 10Th
inst.-Macomb Co. Democrat.
Fred +. Walton is now pencil pusher
and proprietor of the Macomb County
Democrat having purchased the same
from o. w. Gleason. We wish Fred
prosperity with his new plant.
Salvation Oil, is what you want. 1t
kills pain and cures the worst case Of
rheumatism, neuralgia. sore throat,
hoarseness and headache. Take no
"just as good" Price twenty-five cents
q bottle.
'HD. Ms Church is making a fine job in
repairing the Railroad House. Every
thing looks neat and clean and the ac-
comodations for travellers will be. first
class. We bespeak for Mr.. Church a
good business.
III. +. Leonard has a new adv. in this
issue. When you want a gasoline or
oil stove. cook stove or range. farming
tools, doors, sash, blinds, plain or tarred
building paper, barb or woven wire
fencing don't fail to give him call. lie
has full stock on hand.
The soldiers and sailors of st. Clair
and Macomb county will h old their an
nual reunion in Port Huron OH the 29th
and 30th of June. instead of August 3
and as heretofore announced. The
reason for changing the date is that
those in charge were unable to secure
the state tents OH the latter date.
One of the public analysts calls atten-
ton to the necessity of consuming tin
ned foods OH the same day that they
are opened. lie points out that such
brought under the notice of this analyst
the consumption Of sale sample of
timed lobster had terminated fatally.
Anderson Il Co., III a change of adv,
are setting forth the merits of the cele-
brated Studebaker wagon and the rea-
son why farmers should purchase them
in preference to any other. Their rea-
sons are sound and logical and when
you are nneed of a wagon look at the
excellent points Of this one and you
will buy no other.
The new fish law prohibits spearing,
shooting or the taking with seines,
pound nets, trap nets. or any species
of continuous nets, of any fish in the
inland waters of the state from March
to August, both months inclusive.
Persons who own fish ponds are not
prohibited from catching fish there
from; and mullets, suckers. redsides or
surgeons may be caught by spear or
dipnet in March, April and May. The
law does not apply to spearing fish in
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